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The Bravest Girl in SharpsburgKathleen Ernst
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| "Through this well researched historical novel the reader is able to more fully understand what it was like to be caught up in the flow of the Civil War. This is a fine book written by a talented writer who has also produced an outstanding account of civilians at Antietam for adult readers." |
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--The Citizens' Companion |
| "...a lovely, poignant story." |
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--School Library Journal |
| "The author has done considerable work and research...The details concerning the way of life, houses, dress, chores, are excellent and will give young readers a good picture of family life during the period. The description of the shelling of Sharpsburg and the aftermath, including graphic field hospital scenes, are also excellent. There is a touch of romance which will appeal to the girls, but shouldn't turn off boy readers. The author treats each family equally, but shows the challenges they faced and the impact their beliefs caused in their lives. This is an excellent book...an interesting and realistic story of the Civil War." |
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--The Civil War Courier |
| "Kathleen Ernst provides a vividly drawn story against a meticulously researched historical background that will raptly engage young readers from first page to last." |
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--Children's Bookwatch, The Midwest Book Review |
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This 238 page soft cover book contains period photographs and illustrations
as well as an author's note explaining fact from fiction. Based on actual people and
events. For a preview of The Bravest
Girl In Sharpsburg, click
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